Baro Hamlet had a poor reputation in Inner Bay.
Not only was he unattractive, but he also did many foolish things to assert his presence, which was well-known.
Similarly, what was also well-known was that Baro Hamlet was a doting father to his child.
To what extent did he dote on Alvis?
When young Alvis pointed to the night sky wanting a star, Lord Baro immediately rushed into the Lion Palace, imploring his elder brother to help his son pluck down the stars.
And then?
Naturally, he was cursed vigorously, becoming once again a subject of conversation over Inner Bay's dinner tables.
But Lord Baro remained carefree.
Regarding his son, he continued to grant him every wish.
More importantly, despite growing up with such doting care, Alvis did not turn out poorly; although exhibiting some noble airs, he could still be considered a decent young man.
Many even referred to Alvis as Baro's 'luck'.
Baro could indeed be considered 'lucky'.
